Following the record-breaking success of SCOPE's 21st anniversary in Miami Beach, the show returns for its next edition on the iconic sands of Miami Beach. This critically-acclaimed show will host 150+ galleries and a focused schedule of experiential programming, including morning wellness, talk series, performances, and special evening events.

SCOPE Miami Beach 2023 will partner with photo basel to curate a photo sector that will present the best of photo basel’s fine art photography alongside SCOPE’s museum quality curation of emerging art.

For more information visit Photo Basel

The PhotoVogue Festival returns for its eighth edition, celebrating the seamless union of ethics and aesthetics. From November 16th to 19th, 2023 at BASE Milano.

The event is free and everyone is welcome to attend.

“Since its inception, the PhotoVogue Festival has been dedicated to exploring ethically and aesthetically crucial themes, ranging from the female gaze to inclusivity and masculinity. Building on last year's exploration of how the ubiquity of images influences our understanding of experiences and reactions to events, the upcoming PhotoVogue Festival in Milan will take a deep dive into the profound impact of artificial intelligence (A.I.) on human existence and the creation of images. Our intention is to address the ethical, aesthetic, and political implications raised by this revolutionary technology.”

For more information visit PhotoVogue

The Shanghai International Art Fair is back with new collaborations “Vision Driven” and “Art Leader Dream” on 16-19 NOV 2023 together with YRD International Cultural Industries Expo (YRDICIE) who are the largest-scale cultural industry event in China that has been officially acknowledged in the documents of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee.

It has been held successfully 3 times since 2018 and is a UFI-approved international Expo. The exhibition is jointly organised by the Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Anhui Provincial Party Committee Publicity Departments. It is a major, national initiative aimed at encouraging high-quality integrated development within the Yangtze River Delta Region and has received strong support from the central government.

We are proud to be part of such a fantastic and huge event that attracts over 120,000 visitors of which 20,000 serious buyers, collectors and investors over the 4-day exhibition at the National Exhibition Center of Shanghai.

For more information visit Shanghai Art Fair

Paris Photo is the largest international art fair dedicated to the photographic medium and is held each November in the heart of Paris. Since 1997, the Fair’s mission is to promote and nurture photographic creation and the galleries, publishers and artists at its source.

Paris Photo brings together up to 200 exhibitors from across the world, offering collectors and enthusiasts the most diverse and qualitative presentation of photography-driven projects today. Leading galleries showcase historical and contemporary artworks from modern masters to young talents. Specialized publishers and art book dealers present unique and rare editions, as well as book launches and signature sessions with many of today’s most renowned artists.

Paris Photo also provides visitors with first-hand insights and access to the art world. Programming includes curated exhibitions with renowned public and private institutions, awards, conversation cycles with curators, artists, collectors, and critics, and special events exploring the unique history of the medium; varying visions, practices and emerging trends. In addition, the Fair’s “In Paris during Paris Photo” programme reunites a dense network of cultural institutions throughout Paris comprising some of the most historically rich photographic collections in the world.

The 26th edition of Paris Photo will take place in Paris, Thursday, November 9 through Sunday, November 12 with a preview day on Wednesday, November 8 (by invitation only) at the newly constructed Grand Palais Ephémère on the Champ de Mars facing the Eifffel Tower. Paris Photo also announces its third Online Viewing Room, which will be launched in parrallel to the Paris show.

For more information visit Paris Photo

Organized annually by the Art Dealers Association of America, and benefitting Henry Street Settlement, one of New York’s leading social service, arts, and health care organizations, The Art Show brings together the country’s top galleries to showcase incisively curated exhibitions of both historical and contemporary works.

The fair's intimately scaled presentations foster new relationships, active conversations with gallerists, and close looking at works by artists representing a variety of genres, practices, and national and international origins. With a history of programming that ranges from artist performances to dynamic keynote presentations, The Art Show provides its audience with a wide scope of cultural experiences, meaningful interactions, and illuminating exposure to phenomenal artwork.

As Henry Street Settlement’s greatest source of unrestricted funding, The Art Show has raised over $36 million for the nonprofit through more than three decades of partnership between the two organizations. The collaboration between the ADAA and Henry Street allows for the creation of an unparalleled art experience that supports vital services for over 50,000 New Yorkers each year.

For more information visit The Art Show

Filter Photo Festival is a multi-day celebration of photography that takes place every autumn in Chicago. The 2023 Festival will be held September 27th - 30th at the Columbia College Chicago Student Center, centrally located downtown in proximity to museums, galleries, and other cultural institutions. 

Programming includes portfolio reviews, workshops, lectures, and artist talks. Additionally, exhibitions will be hosted at Filter Space gallery in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood.

An important part of the Chicago arts community since 2009, Filter Photo Festival has hosted an impressive roster of established artists and photographers as Festival Keynote Speaker including Ken Gonzales Day, Liz Deschenes, Joel-Peter Witkin, Penelope Umbrico, Carrie Mae Weems, Mona Kuhn, John Chiara, and Rodrigo Valenzuela, among others.Since 2009, Filter Photo has organized the annual Filter Photo Festival, a multi-day celebration of photography that includes workshops, lectures, exhibition receptions, artist talks, and other diverse programming. A primary component of the Festival are the portfolio reviews, through which photographers are able to connect with national and international curators, gallery directors, editors, and other elite professionals.

In 2015, Filter Photo opened Filter Space, a permanent gallery and project space located in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood. Filter Space hosts regular social, educational, and professional development activities, including exhibitions, workshops, and lectures.

For more information visit FILTER PHOTO

In September, Amsterdam Noord will become the epicenter of a unique international photography fair, Haute Photographie, taking place from September 20 to 24, 2023, at Pre-Reserved in Amsterdam Noord. This five-day event, featuring an impressive lineup of over 50 (inter)national photographers, is entirely focused on an engaging group exhibition showcasing photography from the past (vintage), the present (contemporary), and the future (emerging talents). This year, Haute Photographie focusses on the 'independent photographer,' the photographer without a gallery.

For more information visit Haute Photographie

The International Photobiennial Ostend combines various indoor exhibitions on conceptual and contemporary photography with a series of high-profile interventions in the city. The route with work by more than thirty leading (inter)national photographers runs from Fort Napoleon to Mu.ZEE. As a theme, curator Stephane Verheye chose '(IN)FLUENCE', focusing on the connection with other art forms. Think sculpture, film, religion or painting that are a source of inspiration for the beautiful contemporary and conceptual work of the art photographers. Each photographic work in the International Photobiennale Ostend will reflect that theme in a unique, contemporary and idiosyncratic way.

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PHOTOFAIRS New York is a new contemporary art fair dedicated to photo-based works, digital art and new media. Taking place at the Javits Center, on Manhattan’s West Side, the Fair features a highly curated selection of exhibitors from around the world, presenting a state-of-the-art view of visual culture.

PHOTOFAIRS New York provides a dedicated space for galleries and audiences to explored the diverse and rapidly evolving landscape of image-making, from modern examples, to contemporary intersections with digital art and film, to the medium’s next frontiers. The Fair connects collectors and visitors with international galleries and boundary-pushing artists, inviting discourse and interaction. 

New York’s enthusiasm for visual culture is seen through its strong and longstanding gallery scene, with more galleries representing photographers in the city than anywhere else in the world. A place for cultural enrichment, New York has made an impressive contribution to the medium’s development through its public collections and museum holdings being some of the finest in the world. 

The United States holds the largest global market for photography and New York is home to more than half of the world’s high-end collectors and patrons of photography, making the city the ideal location for a contemporary fair championing photo-based works and digital art. PHOTOFAIRS New York enhances the city’s already rich cultural offerings in September and provides a strong draw for visitors and collectors. 

Aiming to appeal to established collectors and a new, fast-growing, generation of buyers, the Fair is accompanied by an extensive VIP program including exclusive visits. The Fair also features a vibrant public program looking to cultivate and celebrate the changing dynamic of today’s visual culture. 

The inaugural edition of PHOTOFAIRS New York will take place September 8-10, 2023 (VIP Preview Day September 7, 2023).

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A cornerstone of New York’s cultural landscape since its founding in 1994, The Armory Show brings the world’s leading international contemporary and modern art galleries to New York each year.

The fair plays a leading role in the city’s position as an important cultural capital through elevated presentations, thoughtful programming, curatorial leadership, meaningful institutional partnerships, and engaging public art activations.

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Art on Paper, New York City’s celebrated, medium-driven fair, returns to downtown Manhattan’s Pier 36 during September 2023’s Armory Art Week with 100 galleries featuring top modern and contemporary paper-based art. The fair’s ninth edition will showcase unique and powerful projects curated by Artistic Director Nato Thompson, with a focus on can’t-miss performances highlighting the creative potential of paper.

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“This exhibition of Ginsberg’s personal photographs balances our understanding of the public, outspoken poet and most prominent figure of the Beat Generation. At his core, Allen Ginsberg was a witness and chronicler of the world; his profound admiration for the beauty of the vernacular, intense observation, and celebration of the present moment guided his photography and poetry. The photographs included in this exhibition are joyful, often tender, sometimes profound while at other times humorous – and capture Ginsberg’s numerous meaningful relationships.

‘The poignancy of a photograph comes from looking back to a fleeting moment in a floating world.’

– Allen Ginsberg”

“Kate Breakey is an artist who finds inspiration in the beauty and complexity of nature. Her career has spanned over 40 years, during which she has created art that celebrates the wonder of the natural world. As a child growing up in coastal Australia, Kate was fascinated by the ocean, big skies and the wildlife that surrounded her. Frequent visits to the natural history museum further fueled her curiosity, as she marveled at the labeled and classified displays of birds and shells in glass cases. The diversity of life filled her with amazement and wonder.

”This exhibit showcases a collection of recent hand-colored photographs and contemporary orotones. The images capture the beauty of everyday objects, including still-lifes, dried flowers, insects, lizards, ravens, landscapes, fruits, vegetables and even the moon. Each piece is unique and incorporates handwork, blending photography and painting. The hand-colored images exhibit intricate detail, drawing the viewer in to appreciate every aspect, from petals to feathers. The framed orotones are stunning objects, radiating a warm hue even in dimly lit settings. The combination of glass, image and gold leaf creates a unique three-dimensional quality.”

For more information visit photo-eye Gallery.

Strange as it may seem, every year, like a seismograph of our times, the Rencontres d’Arles capture our world’s state of consciousness. Its photographers, artists, and curators help us to see, to perceive, with keener acuteness, the transformations we are living through. Awareness– at the very least–of climate change has become unavoidable, directly affecting our habits.

Aware of these necessities and of its role as groundbreaker, this year the festival, in collaboration with the Cite Anthropocene in Lyon, is launching an exploration of the Arlesian territory and its ecosystem. Scientists, researchers, thinkers, and artists made their voyages of discovery in order to take stock of them. Ground Control, the former SNCF warehouse, was chosen as thinktank headquarters and was central to all discussions; the result was a rearrangement of the space.

To learn more, visit their website.

The Pearl Street Gallery is pleased to host PHOTO NOBO 2023, a pop up exhibition featuring the works of three Boston North photographers. Impressionistic land and seascapes by Ricardo Pontes, urban street and city scenes by Steve Genatossio and the last days of live horse racing at Suffolk Downs photographed by Joe Greene

PHOTO NOBO photographers are based North Of Boston, so photography often includes images from Chelsea, Revere, Lynn, Saugus and points North up to Portsmouth New Hampshire.

To learn more, visit the Pearl Street Gallery’s website.

Crusading The Specter is a creative response to a prevailing socio-political state of mourning and remembrance, an ever-increasing loss of societal liberties and privileges, and worldwide environmental devastation. This exhibition delves into the spatial dimension and politics of the notion of 'a haunting,' drawing inspiration from the concept of Hauntology as introduced by French philosopher Jacques Derrida in his 1992 magnum opus, 'Specters of Marx.'

Hauntology emphasizes that the past is not merely a relic of bygone eras but rather an ever-present haunting force that profoundly impacts our lives. The artists featured in Crusading The Specter embark on uncovering and following traces of the past that shape our contemporary experiences and identities. Through their artistic endeavors, these artists communicate processes of grieving, yearning, recovery, and temporality, shedding light on the intricate interplay between history, memory, and the human condition.

To learn more, visit Yossi Milo Gallery’s website.

Yevonde: Life and Colour tells the story of a woman who gained freedom through photography – as she experimented with her medium and blazed a new trail for portrait photographers. The exhibition features portraits and still-life works produced by Yevonde over a colourful sixty-year career, and draws on the archive of her work acquired by the Gallery in 2021, as well as extensive new research by our teams.

Yevonde: Life and Colour is supported by The CHANEL Culture Fund, and builds on Reframing Narratives: Women in Portraiture, a major partnership project that aims to enhance the representation of women in the Gallery’s Collection.

To learn more, visit National Portrait Gallery’s website.